The Grand Palace (continued)

Some remaining pictures from the Grand Palace for you to enjoy.
	The Dusit Group The Dusit group of buildings includes the audience hall which contains the mother-of-pearl throne under a nine-tier white canopy. << Ornate roof of the audience hall. Entrance to the audience hall. >>

An open building on the palace grounds	A model of the Ankor Wat presented to King Monkut	Beautiful blue doorway entering the Cakri group	Me on a forbidden stairway. Anne wanted the picture!

<< Ken, Darla and Anne studying the guide book and looking at whatever it was describing with much interest. Anne standing next to a rock garden >> within the palace grounds.

Flowering lily

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